Converse of object

• get: I think it's worth getting one. pud 27-01-2006, 09:48 I think my X-Fi makes a helluva difference.

• have: I did stick to steak and salad, and I didn't have a pud, but we will see.

• make: Sunday lunch, ( dinner in those days, ) was the traditional roast and veg, followed usually with home made rice pud.

• eat: There is no way I would eat the pud say and a roast dinner of the proportions I have seen shown on TV.

Adjective modifier

• chocolate: Needless to say there was no chocolate pud at the Annual Savoy Lunch this year, sorry!

• good: Probably a good idea.. pud 14-01-2005, 21:49 managed to get one from james, yay!

• favorite: Chocolate and orange is a brilliant combination, so his is a real whiz to bring out with your favorite chocolate pud.

• much: The parental guidance blurb warns of ' mild crude humor ' - great for chilling out after too much pud!

Noun used with modifier

• rice: Let's hope my rice pud fancies Will be cured by quirks of fate.

• V: The V PUD compliments the award winning traditional black puddings produced by Andrew and his team for over ten years.

• Xmas: Christmas has come and gone and you've completely stuffed yourself with turkey, Xmas pud and mince pies.

• christmas: Elizabeth to collapse, having choked on the sixpence in Jill's home-made christmas pud.

• kidney: And of course one or two old favorites: steak and kidney pud, and spotted dick.

• chocolate: Chocolate and orange is a brilliant combination, so his is a real whiz to bring out with your favorite chocolate pud.